Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Fordoche - 19 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver: 20+ years of experience, knowing how to get creative when things seems complicated, having a passion for what I do. It would take me all day to tell you everything, so I'll leave you with that. I love helping those who can't do for themselves anymore. Me,enjoying most about being a caregiver, is seeing a smile on not only on my client face, but the FAMILY as well! One of my personal achievements is: being a single mom of 2 girls, raising both of them to be successful young ladles. The oldest finished high school at the age of 16, then moved on to be a dental assistant at the age of 17 and is now an LPN....moving forward, working on her RN degree. My youngest graduated top of her class, after being home school for 3 yrs. She finished at LSU in 3 yrs, has her Masters from Our lady of the Lake College and is now attending their Fellowship Program to become one of their top leaders in the company

I am a hard worker I like to work I love people

I'm the caregiver thats willing to go the extra mile.

Hello. My name is Brittney Ledet. I am 31 years of age. I have always had a passion for working in the medical field. I can remember at the age of 6 me just wanting to help and be there for people in need. I am a patient, kind, energetic, compassionate, attentive, dependable, as well as trustworthy person. I am here to help your loved ones.

I'm 32 years old and I have been a caregiver/ CNA for 10 years. First and foremost I love what I do. Being able to help others is what I enjoy most about being a caregiver. The skills I've obtained over my years of working in different areas such as nursing homes, hospitals, and etc qualifies me to do my job to the best of my abilities. I work hard and I take pride in what I do.

I have been a caregiver for over 6 years and I absolutely love caring for others. I have my occupational license, and I'm CPR certified. I am a Registered Medical assistant with a small business. However, compassion and love cannot be taught, it lives within me.

I became a Caregiver, because, I love and enjoy helping and caring for people of all ages. I like helping make a difference in someone's life. That, I'm able to work in an assortment of environments and situations. I am a very caring, kind and friendly. Most of all, I'm a people person, dependable and a team player.

1. To assist and care for the client as well as the family and to ensure there are individuals who are able to assist in a truly caring way. 2. It's been a passion since my childhood...being able to sow into someone's life with care and love....to provide hope they will be properly cared for. 3. I've been caregiving for over 20+ years...and love every moment of it...and am a proud mom of 3 grown sons...which leads into the next question. 4. I am a mother of 3 grown men ages 27, 29 and 32 yrs old and are so proud of my children! I started nursing school directly from high school but discontinued as I was raising my children. At this time I chose to become a caregiver. I have continued to provide care-services for 20+ years along with having a couple of executive positions with major companies. I always resorted back to the "caregiving arena" because of where my passion is. *** I have worked with several Patients age-ranging from birth to 105yrs of age...with challenges from upto and including Alzheimers/Dimentia, Stroke/Paralysis, Autism, Parkinsons, to mention a few. *** I am familiar with CPR. 5. I have a very flexible/available schedule but would like to have 1 or 2 weekends off per month to spend with family and church!

I'm 22 , I've been doing home health For 3 years ! I travel and help others

I'm a caregiver of 4 years paid, but a lot more not. Caregiving is my calling in life. It's what I love to do. I love being able help the elderly and special needs. I have experience in home health, home healthcare, nursing home experience, hospice experience as well as end of life experience as of recently. I love being a caregiver to not just help those kinds of people out, but rather be there for them in many ways. I never allow my clients to feel like their alone whenever I'm on the shift. Because it's something that I refused to allow my poor daddy to have to go through. To me it's just cruel. I'd say my greatest achievement thus far is being able to say with pride and honor that I was able to be there for my father in that regard. So much so, that he basically trusted me with his life. Meaning I was the one to be able to give him his final ride/journey on this earth. It's something that I don't boast about a lot but I do have clients that remind me so much of him, that in return for the taking a chance on me, I give them the gifts of companionship, empathy, a shoulder to cry on should it be needed, a strong pillar to lay all their fears and worries away, and never having to worry/wonder if their alone. I always reassure them that I'm always here.